DIY wall-mounted LAPTOP DOCK (neat, tidy, elegant)

In this video we'll be building a neat docking station for laptops that can be wall mounted to keep the desk free from clutter.

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[erigobelli]

Why not placing it at the wall rotating it 90º clockwise so:
1 - The cables come straight down,
2 - The "Dell" logo stays in the right position and
3 - Gravity helps in keeping it in place?

[webdev]

Super awesome, BUT.. I have had 15 laptops over the years and not a single one of them has all those ports on the same edge. Oh well....

[SFStransit]

I like just putting it on a shelf and plugging up all the stuff like it’s on life support

[Michael]

Crazy how much has changed since this video, like easy to use USB-C hubs, allowing one cable going to your laptop to go into a hub that all other cables can use

[dominic.h.]

Not to criticize the mount, which is awesome by the way, but I haven't seen a laptop with ports on the back for the last 5-6 years, most of them instead have ports both on their left and right, which would require a different mounting system to take advantage of all of them.

[razzlecool]

Man I have no idea how you come up with these DIYs but you do see things differently. One thing what I like most about your designs is that none of them are sloppy all of them are well thought out .... I mean the aesthetics are on point.

[elliottsalt]

Thunderbolt 3: I’m about to end this mans whole career

[evelynwald]

I LOVE YOU. Your video was the first one that gave me the answer to what I always wanted to do, close the lid on my laptop when I'm using my large monitor. Now I don't have to get a docking station. I've asked tons of people, even Dell, who by the way, would have been happy to sell me a $200 docking station. I'm writing this with my laptop closed - I can't believe it was so simple. I AM HAPPY and grateful that you made and shared this video. Now I will look for a soution as to where I can put my laptop now that I can keep the lid closed so that I can neaten up my desk. THANK YOU!!!

[louish]

Ahhhh I missed your projects ! You don't publish very often but I guess it's wiser to trade regularity to quality... Wonderful video as usual, interesting, clean, good ideas and detailed advices... I LOVE IT!

[stergios]

useful tip don't forget to test those cables before u glue them or wrap them

[UnicornReviews]

This video makes me very thankful for thunderbolt3 :D

[Shanktuary]

This guy is just uniquely different. He has the best ideas. I've tried a few of his hacks. We need guys like this to be smart for us. For me. Thanks again bro.

[prathamprakash]

This looks amazing and is super easy to make.
Your channel is different from other YouTubers in a sense that you use very simple tools unlike others where they have a big workshop with fancy equipments. Great work!

[DiyintheGhetto]

Hello perks. You can also mount this under a desk so it can take less space to or be hidden.

[Meerkat]

You have possibly the best colour grading I've seen in any youtube channel.

[TheMrBrownCanadian]

Your voice is so soothing! Should be on BBC

[felixosiobor]

I generally hit the 'like button, ' usually under one minute, when I watch your videos.
Thumbs up @ DIY Perks; your videos are inspiring.

[Aaron-hgjo]

This guy is the coolest. His videos just make me want to be friends with him.

[NormanDurkee]

I have absolutely no use for this, HOWEVER this is such a cool idea I wish I did lol.